A litter tray sitting in the corner of the hallway is nobody’s idea of good interior design. A litter box enclosure hides the tray, contains the smell and can even double as a piece of furniture.
We have compared five enclosures and covered boxes currently available at Amazon UK, from wooden cabinets to a top-entry design.
Quick Comparison Table
Product | Best For | Price Range | Rating |
Feandrea Litter Box Enclosure (80cm) | All-rounder for living spaces | £46-50 | 4.6/5 |
Feandrea Front-Entry Enclosure | Small flats, dual use | £41-45 | 4.6/5 |
Feandrea XL Top-Entry Litter Box | Litter scatter and diggers | £22-25 | 4.4/5 |
SONGMICS Compact Enclosure | Budget cabinet | £33-37 | 4.4/5 |
Hzuaneri Farmhouse Cabinet | Rustic styling | £41-45 | 4.4/5 |
The Best Cat Litter Box Enclosures Reviewed
Feandrea Cat Litter Box Enclosure (80 x 53 x 50cm)
Best for: an all-rounder for living spaces
A wooden cabinet hides a litter tray inside a piece of furniture, keeping smells and mess out of sight. The Feandrea is 80cm wide with a removable divider, so it works for a standard large tray.
It costs around £48 and averages 4.6 out of 5 across almost 1,700 ratings.
What we like:
- Hides the litter tray in a cabinet
- Removable divider
- Excellent reviews
Worth knowing:
- Check your tray fits the internal dimensions
Specifications:
- Type: wooden cabinet
- Size: 80 x 53 x 50cm
- Feature: removable divider
- Brand: Feandrea
Feandrea Modern Litter Box Enclosure with Front Entry
Best for: small flats and dual use
A cabinet with a top surface also works as a side table or a shelf. This Feandrea front-entry design suits a small flat where space is tight.
It costs around £43 and averages 4.6 out of 5 across more than 600 ratings.
What we like:
- Top surface doubles as storage
- Front entry
- Very good reviews
Worth knowing:
- Check tray fit before buying
- Assembly required
Specifications:
- Type: cabinet with front entry
- Use: side table and litter box cover
- Brand: Feandrea
- Finish: modern
Feandrea XL Enclosed Cat Litter Box with Top Entry
Best for: litter scatter and diggers
A top-entry box makes cats step in from above, which keeps litter inside the tray and reduces scatter. This Feandrea version has a hood, lid and slide-out tray.
It costs around £23 and averages 4.4 out of 5 across more than 750 ratings.
What we like:
- Top entry reduces scatter
- Slide-out tray for easy cleaning
- Affordable
Worth knowing:
- Some older or less agile cats may dislike climbing in
- Not furniture-style
Specifications:
- Type: top-entry enclosed litter box
- Size: XL
- Tray: slide-out
- Brand: Feandrea
SONGMICS Compact Litter Box Enclosure
Best for: a compact, budget cabinet
SONGMICS makes an affordable cabinet with a quick assembly design, suited to smaller rooms or flats.
It costs around £35 and averages 4.4 out of 5 across almost 500 ratings.
What we like:
- Low price for a cabinet
- Fast assembly
- Compact
Worth knowing:
- Check the inside dimensions for your tray
- Smaller than large-cat cabinets
Specifications:
- Type: compact wooden enclosure
- Assembly: quick snap design
- Brand: SONGMICS
- Use: indoor
Hzuaneri Farmhouse Litter Box Cabinet
Best for: a rustic look for the living room
If you want your enclosure to look like a piece of furniture, the Hzuaneri farmhouse cabinet suits a rustic interior. It is a hidden litter box cabinet with a hinged door.
It costs around £43 and averages 4.4 out of 5 across 118 ratings.
What we like:
- Farmhouse styling
- Hidden litter box design
- Good price
Worth knowing:
- Fewer reviews than Feandrea
- Check tray fit
Specifications:
- Type: farmhouse litter box cabinet
- Brand: Hzuaneri
- Use: indoor
- Finish: rustic
Cat Litter Box Enclosure Buying Guide
What to look for when buying a cat litter box enclosure
Check that your tray fits inside, that the entrance is big enough for your cat, and that the material is easy to wipe clean.
Litter box enclosure types explained
Wooden cabinets hide the tray in furniture. Side tables add a top surface. Top-entry boxes reduce scatter. Fabric screens are cheap but less sturdy.
Size guide and getting the fit right
Measure your tray and leave room for your cat to turn round. Large cats and multi-cat homes need a bigger entrance and interior.
How much should you spend?
Around £20-£35 buys a top-entry box or budget cabinet. £40-£50 buys a sturdier cabinet. Larger and multi-cat models cost more.
Frequently asked questions
Will my cat use an enclosed litter box?
Most do, but some dislike enclosed spaces. Introduce it gradually and keep the entrance clear.
Do enclosures reduce smell?
They hide the tray and help contain odours, but the tray still needs regular scooping.
Can I use a covered tray inside a cabinet?
Usually you use an open tray inside a cabinet, so check the internal size.
How often should I clean the tray?
Scoop daily and change the litter regularly according to the type.
Conclusion
The Feandrea 80cm cabinet is our top pick for most homes, and the front-entry version suits small flats.
For a lower price, the top-entry box and SONGMICS cabinet are sensible choices.
